Getting Main Banned Over Auto Accs?

[neildiamond]

I'm worried about my high-lvl non-autoed main acc as I'm thinking of toying around with RSBot on a dud account or two. OF course there are always risks but I'd like to take as many precautions as is reasonable.

I know how to change my IP quite easily but doesn't Jagex put a tracker file somewhere on your computer? Also any other tips would be much appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

 

[blastboy]

If U Pm Me How To Chnage Ur Ip Ill Tell U How To Fix It Lol And Ill Show U Proof

 

[Fratal]

I'm worried about my high-lvl non-autoed main acc as I'm thinking of toying around with RSBot on a dud account or two. OF course there are always risks but I'd like to take as many precautions as is reasonable.

I know how to change my IP quite easily but doesn't Jagex put a tracker file somewhere on your computer? Also any other tips would be much appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

I don't think Jagex would put a tracker file on your computer, but if you delete your computer cookies & files regularly, then you're pretty much okay. As for your high-level non-autoed main, I doubt it will get banned even if you auto on different accounts. They are separate accounts, but it definitely is possible. Keep the auto-ing to a limit before Jagex really does get suspicious.

 

[rednwhite]

chek this guide by me = http://www.sythe.org/newthread.php?do=postthread&f=306

 

[Fromaaz]

I auto on my main and another account nearly 24/7.

They're both members, but I auto almost 13 hours a day every day. Hadn't had a ban since made member, I believe that plays a HUGE role in getting banned or not.

 

[neildiamond]

Cheers for the replies guys.

Last time I had a go at autoing (a few years ago) I remember being told to delete a file. There were 4-5 different places it could be, in some hidden folder in my Application Data or Local Settings folder I can't remember which. That's what I believe is a tracker file that could at the least link the accounts to the same computer.

My "last logged in from" usually has a few random numbers I don't know what they are, my windows "computer name", and my ip. I can change my IP through my router admin panel no probs and I believe there's a file you can delete that has the computer name in it.

Meh I'm sure I'll be fine and if not I'll blame it on a fictitious relative using the same computer and claim ignorance. My main has been a member for 5 years and I'm a valued customer after all.